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161. toBe() or not.toBe()

Here's a possible implementation of myExpect:

function myExpect(value) {  return {    toBe(expected) {      if (value === expected) {        console.log("✅ Test passed");      } else {        console.log(`❌ Test failed: expected ${expected}, but got ${value}`);      }    },    not: {      toBe(expected) {        if (value !== expected) {          console.log("✅ Test passed");        } else {          console.log(`❌ Test failed: expected ${value} not to be ${expected}`);        }      },    },  };}

You can use it in your tests as follows:

myExpect(3).toBe(3); // ✅ Test passedmyExpect(4).toBe(3); // ❌ Test failed: expected 3, but got 4myExpect(3).not.toBe(3); // ❌ Test failed: expected 3 not to be 3myExpect(4).not.toBe(3); // ✅ Test passed

Note that this is just one possible implementation, and there are many ways to achieve the same result.